Paddington Street Gardens South — Attraction in London

Avoid the playground after 16.15. Abusive security operates in this park-shouting/banging keys/ constant loud whistling starts at 16.20 and continues till everybody is out, left my child and me in great distress! When I tried leaving the playground the security has obstructed the gate and I had to squeeze by. He also confronted my friend meeting me by the gate, stated that she did not live here, literally saying "You can't live here". My friend lives here more than 10 years. Clearly nobody is dealing with these issues and children and parents are abused daily at this playground. A simple sign on the playground gate stating the playground is closing at 16.15, please live the playground before the closing time would prevent...

If you're seeking a peaceful retreat in Marylebone, Paddington Street Gardens offers a delightful escape. It is located nearby Marylebone High Street. This small park provides a serene spot to rest during a shopping trip or to enjoy an outdoor meal.

The gardens are adorned with mature trees that offer ample shade, making it an nice place to relax on sunny and the little house to sit inside for rainy days. Benches are scattered throughout, inviting visitors to sit and enjoy. For families, the south garden features a children's playground.

Whether you're a local looking for a quiet spot to recharge or a visitor seeking a pause, this parc provides a charming and convenient oasis in the heart...

This is a beautiful peaceful garden square in between the bustle of Baker Street and the artsy posh of Marylebone High Street, with numerous benches, a lovely place to stop for a rest in a busy day. The floral displays, especially the roses, in the summer are worth a visit on their own, but the park also has a children's playground, a mausoleum (it used to serve as burial grounds), a ping pong table and outdoor chess. The recent service of providing outdoor chess in public parks is so welcome. There is also a special statue of a street orderly boy sculpted in marble by Donato Barcaglia of Milan (1849-1930) placed in 1943. Public toilets are available also which are exceptionally...